Google is celebrating the successful launch of its own smartphones and as a next step., the company is now working on their own smartwatches as well. According to the reports publishes by
Authored by Bharti Amlani Google is now presenting a new chip that will make the machine learning faster. The company is ready to take a big leap forward with the speed of
Google has dedicated its latest doodle to its new logo. It starts with a hand wiping out Google’s old logo and re-writing the company’s name with multi-colour crayons that turns into dots
Google is introducing an application that will connect Android smartwatches with Apple’s iPhone, escalating the rivals’ battle to strap their technology on people’s wrists. The move thrusts Google on to Apple’s turf
Google has apparently joined hands with Twitter to include tweets as its search results. This new move would not only help the micro-blogging site to draw people’s attention and boost its usage,
There’s still some time before most of us get to experience Android Marshmallow’s ‘Now on Tap’ feature, however, it looks like Microsoft has managed to one-up the search giant by launching a
Oracle Corp’s long-running legal battle with Google Inc over Android operating system for smartphones and other devices probably will not proceed to another trial until the middle of 2016, a US judge
Google had unveiled Google+ with an aim to create a big social network with more than a billion people keeping in touch with friends, updating their status and posting photos. Soon, a
3D imagery of buildings and terrain of India’s major cities, including Rashtrapati Bhavan and PMO, could soon be seen in Google Earth with the government contemplating to give permission for uploading pictures
Google is flagging off the second edition of its popular mentoring programme — Launchpad Week — on Monday. Google has identified 16 Indian startups for the five-day mentoring programme, focused on areas
Google has expanded Ok Google voice search and actions to include select third-party apps. The search engine giant has announced that it is currently piloting custom voice actions with select partners and
Google Chrome has announced the end of support for Windows XP will come at the end of the year, one full year after Microsoft dropped extended support for the decade-old operating system.